Subj : Re: Filter DNS Server
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From : HECTOR SANTOS
Date : Thu Jan 31 2019 19:18:36

Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2006 09:58:58 -0400
From: HECTOR SANTOS
To: CHRISTOPHER WEIS
Subject: Re: Filter DNS Server
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Good point.

Well, you want to start small probably.  The mail system would not be
involved in this case.   

But its a valid point in that when begin to look at a "bigger picture" it
would make more sense to do it if its already in place.

It would be a scalability issue. For a larger system, it may pay off, for a
small system, it might be too much.  Sounds like the opposite, but the
larger system would benefit with already having larger scalability needs
and they are setup for it.  So a GreyList SQL data processor of many
transactions probably would be negliable.   While for the small system, he
might see the difference.

Anyway, it might happen.  It might not.  I have to explore it.  :-)

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On 8/17/06 9:45 AM, CHRISTOPHER WEIS wrote to HECTOR SANTOS:

> I think using SQL is nice if the mailserver is using it in the first
place. My 
> other question would be the typical amount of mail being processed on a WC 
> system. If you start implementing a SQL or MySQL database, does that start 
> leading the way to move more and more stuff to SQL -Messages, forums, file 
> libraries, user info, etc?
 
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